Custom rubber development is the process of creating rubber compounds to meet specific requirements. At Everest Rubber, we develop custom rubber compounds according to your specifications, with an in-house laboratory for physical testing, chemical testing and ozone chamber. Whether you need more resistant, more durable, more reliable or more economical materials, we can help. ISO 9001 certified manufacturer with fast delivery across the USA.
Custom Rubber Compounding
Looking for:
- - More resistant materials
- - More durable
- - More reliable
- - More economic
Product Details: Rubber Development
We have the most complete laboratory of the rubber industry.
- - Physical test
- - Chemical tests
- - Ozone chamber
We develop compounds according to customized specifications or specific requirements and supply non-vulcanized elastomers, in the form of plates or rolls. For more details on our moldings, see rubber moldings.
Frequently Asked Questions about Rubber Development
What is rubber development?
Rubber development is the process of creating custom rubber compounds to meet specific requirements. It involves selecting the right elastomer, additives and curing system to achieve desired properties such as higher resistance, durability, reliability and cost-effectiveness.
What tests do you perform on rubber compounds?
We have the most complete laboratory of the rubber industry, including physical tests, chemical tests and an ozone chamber. We also perform rheometer testing, viscosity testing, tensile-elongation testing and abrasion testing (ASTM standards).
Can you develop a custom rubber compound for my application?
Yes, we develop compounds according to customized specifications or specific requirements. We can supply non-vulcanized elastomers in the form of plates or rolls, or manufacture finished parts according to your drawings. Contact us with your requirements.
What materials can you develop?
We develop compounds based on neoprene, Viton, silicone, HNBR, EPDM, Hypalon, SBR, natural rubber and more. Each material offers different properties for specific applications, and we can combine them to achieve the desired performance. See our rubber materials page for more details.
